Mikayla Correia has been in her current role within the Department since September of 2019. Her duties as Assistant Director of Athletics and Senior Women Administrator include but are not limited to coordination of recruitment efforts for women's athletics programs, special event planning, and fundraising. Prior to her current positon she served as a Women's Recruiting Graduate Assistant from the Fall of 2018 to the Fall of 2019. Along with her role as Assistant Director of Athletics and SWA Mikayla is an assistant coach with the Buccaneer women's lacrosse team. Along with her position on the women's lacrosse coaching staff she is a coach with the Boston Aces Lacrosse Club.
A 2018 graduate of the Academy, she played four years of lacrosse and holds most of the program's goalkeeping records.
From Dartmouth, Mass, Mikayla is currently pursuing her Master's Degree which she is on track to earn in 2020.
Education:
B.A., College of William and Mary; M.A., George Mason University; Ph.D., University of Rhode Island
Dr. Cukor earned a BS from Tufts University and his MD from UMass Medical School where he subsequently trained as an Emergency Medicine Resident and Chief Resident. He served as the Emergency Medicine Education Director at St. Vincent Hospital in Worcester, before returning to UMass as a Flight Physician with UMASS LifeFlight, an Adult and Pediatric Emergency Department Attending, and ultimately the Emergency Medicine Residency Director for 11 years. Dr. Cukor is a Medical Officer on a Federal Disaster Medical Assistance Team and has participated in humanitarian missions aboard both USNS Hospital Ships, COMFORT and MERCY. He is a volunteer physician with Project HOPE and an Adjunct Professor of Health Communication at Rhode Island College. Dr. Cukor has authored over 25 peer reviewed papers, book chapters or abstracts, serves as a peer reviewer for UpToDate, and has been invited to teach Emergency Medicine both nationally and internationally. Since 2011, he has proudly served as the Academy Physician supporting the cadets and campus and has participated in more than 10 sea terms.
